Gharib Abadi warns of risks in relying on foreigners
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharib Abadi stated that the Iranian people will remain resilient in the face of external pressures. He emphasized that the interference of the United States and Britain in the 1953 Iranian revolution, which led to the overthrow of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and the restoration of the Shah's rule, constitutes direct interference in the Iranian people's right to determine their own destiny. Abadi affirmed that handing over the country's fate to foreigners amounts to colonization, and that Tehran will continue to resist dictates and threats with greater unity and resilience. Additionally, the United States is reportedly considering reducing its military presence in the Gulf after damage inflicted on its bases due to Iranian attacks, while the Iranian parliament rejects any concessions to Washington.
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